Used Vehicles: Get Better Value at JK Subaru in Nederland, TX
If you are in the market for a car but worry about the high cost of buying one new, consider buying a used model. Used cars have many advantages, such as lower prices and you receive a lower depreciation rate. The car's first buyer always absorbs the greatest hit on depreciation since many new cars lose as much as 20% of their value in the first year. Brand-new cars can lose 9% of their value the minute you drive them off the lot, with depreciation being how much others are willing to buy the car.
Used Subaru Models
Subaru vehicles have a reputation for their safety and reliability, and even when you buy a used Subaru, you can trust it will last. At JK Subaru near Port Arthur, TX, we sell used Subaru vehicles of all kinds, and we invite you down to come check out all of our inventory. We sell used Subaru, but we also sell a variety of other great vehicles on our lot. Some of the used Subaru models that we often carry include:
- Crosstrek
- WRX
- Legacy
- Solterra
- BRZ
- Ascent
- Forester
- Outback
- Impreza
The most popular model we sell is the Impreza, but we invite you to check out all our models since you may like a different model better.
Why Buy Used Cars over New Cars?
The lower upfront cost and the lower cost of ownership make a used vehicle worth it for many people. We understand how some people want to ensure a reliable car for themselves, yet modern used vehicles are just as reliable as new models. Used cars can be reliable when you buy the right one from a reputable dealer, and they have other advantages as well, like a lower cost for insurance and registration. You also pay less for repairs in many cases. Some of the most reliable car brands that we keep on our lot include Toyota, Hyundai, Lexus, Mazda, Subaru, and Honda.
Many of these brands also have low costs for repairs. You can consider either Tesla or Lexus if you want a used car among the more premium brands. Both score highly for reliability and for having a lower cost of ownership.
